Dot matrix 404

A dot matrix display. The message is real text in the DOM: without JavaScript it stays readable, screened in CSS; see the page without the script.

A page that cannot be found

404

This page does not exist

The link may be out of date, or the address has a typo in it.

Back to the home page

The other codes

The face carries the ten digits, the space and the hyphen. The two glyphs of "404" are measured on the reference, dot by dot.

500

Server error

403

Access denied

Variants

404

--dark — on a dark page

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--flat — without the bottom veil

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--compact — 30 columns

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Tall box — the rows follow the height

Changing the message

404

DotMatrix.setMessage(noeud, "500") writes into the text node and then repaints: the message stays in the same place for everybody, screen readers included.

Tuned from the stylesheet

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Here --dm-columns: 60, --dm-on: #d1462f, --dm-fade-end: 0.25 and twice as much dust. The script reads those values back, there is nothing to change inside it.